Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-06-02
SPIRIT OF THENEws.

Cambridge Will row Harvard if the
fexpenses of the trip to America are
paid. q
The Pope has expressed a wish for bet
4 ter relations between Italy and the
Vatican.
/. The United States Supreme Court
has affirmed the validity of the "drive.
we'll patent.
| President Cleveland has accepted an
invitation to visit st. Louis about the
last of September.
Andrew II. Dill has been appointed
/ United States Marshal for the Eastern
District Of Pennsylvania.
/ A special bonded warehouse for the
storage of grape brandy has been es-
tablishcd in New York City.
i Charles M. Stafford has been ap-
pointed United States Marshal for the
Eastern District of New York.
/ Lord Colin Campbell, who recently
brought suit itagamst his wife for divorce,
has been declared bankrupt.
| A fire caused by cat overturning
lamp in a store destroyed the business
portion of Detroy, a suburban village
near Detroit.
William O'Brien has a very peculiar
delivery when speaking in public. He
emits each word between his teeth as
though biting it.
! IAttorney-General Garland she does
not want the vacant position on the
United States Supreme bench, and
would not take it if offered.
Count Herbert Bismarck has been
called home from Ireland because of ur-
gent business questions that have arisen
in the German Foreign Office.
Sir Charles Young, author of Jim
the Penman'' and numerous less sue
cessful plays, is reported fatally ill at
his home in Chelmsford England.
Morcom l.. Seguin. manager of the
Philadelphia Umbrella Company, has
left the city, leaving. it is alleged, a de-
ficiency OF $S5,000 in his accounts.
| 1t is estimated that between $780,
100000 and $600,00O,C00 will be ex
pended in railroad construction in the
United States during the current year
Prince Napoleon's younger son, who
now bears the title of Luigi Moncalieri,
has entered he Itatian service and is
quartered with his regiment ut Verona
Gen. Comfy of the Toledo Commercial,
who spent several years in Honolulu,
says that the name Kapiolani signifies
in the Hawaiian tongue 1.-The Rose of
Heaven"
| .Wanted-A Jubilee partner with
$4,000. One who can't read or write
preferred, was the wording of an ad-
vertisement that recently appeared in Il
London paper.
Ralph Disraeli, nephew of the late
Lord Beaconstield, will soon be grad
uated at Cambridge, England. The
| Queen, it is said, will push him at once
nto public life.
Dennis Xii Bride is the way the
evicted tenant who travels with Editor
O'Brien spells his name. 1t looks as
though the Orangemen were trying to
spell it with two Is.
Gov. Bodwell of Maine has no inten-
ton of going to Europe with Mr..
Blaine. He says Mr.. Blaine is now in
good health, and anticipates great
pleasure from his ocean voyage.
/ Gov. Ross of New Mexico has issued
Il quarantine proclamation rs a safe
! guard against pleuro-pneumonia by the
advice of the New Mexican Cattle San
itary Commission. 1t goes into effect
June l..
/ A pardon would have been extended
to Oulianoif, one of the men executed
last week for connection with the plot
to kill the Gar, had he asked for it;
but he refused to make application for
clemency.
| Robert H. Eddy, a Boston patent sol
icitor who died last week left $4,000
toward the erection of an equestrian
statue of Gen. Fitz John Porter i'll
Portsmouth. N. II. Meanwhile the
Grant Monument fingers.
Miss Verona Baldwin of San Fran
cisco has Determined to undertake a
theatrical career, bat some of her
friends fear that her scandal is of too
ancient date and not of sufficient
magnitude to insure her success upon
the stage.
/ Reuben NJ. West, negro barber,
who recently died in Richmond. Va.
aged Sc years, was once one of the
most prominent men of his race in the
State, chiefly owing to the remarkable
fact that he had about $4,000 Invested
in the African slave trade.
Queen Christina of Spain, with the
little King, her two daughters, and the
Infanta Isabella, has taken up her res
idence for six weeks at Aranjuex, on
the banks of the Tagus. 1t is twenty
two years since royalty honored the
| little town by residing there.
Queen Kapiolani has had her photo
graph taken, but her native modesty
would not permit her to adopt the
decollete fashion SO popular in the etfete
East. She wore her royal robe, with !,
broad sash crossed over the shauldcr-
a combination of gold andpink impossi
bic to describe.
The President, it is said in Washing
ton, has concluded to go to st. Loui
tc attend the encampment of the Gran,
Army of the Republic, and it is not I'M
probable that he will then extend hi
trip to Kansas City, go north to Omahi
and st. Paul, and stop at Milwauke,
and Chicago on the way back.
In Turkestan every wedding engage
ment begins with the payment of
substantial consideration to the girl
parents. If the girl jilts her lover tn
engagement gift has to be returned
unless the parents have another daugh
ter to give as a substitute. The plal
is said to work well and results in fey
divorces.